Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Ave., corner 11th Street, b7 The Evening Star Newspaper Compa, & HM. KAUFFMANN, Prev ‘Tnx Evexixe Stam is served to wubseribers in efty on thetr own account, at 10 cents pe ‘Week. or 44. ere ‘Copies at the couutet cents cach. By —any where m the Unitel >tatesor | postage prepaid—50 cents per mouth. SATURDAY QUADRUPLE Smee Stan $1.50 per an. {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. as Second-class mail matter.) "AN mail gabecrtytions must be paid in advanee; Bo paper sent longer than paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application Va. 77-2} io 17,095, PERSONAL __ TLL WHO PARTICULARLY NOTI ED WWE WoULD Like TOMAVE THE LADIES CaLL Bad cosmstocuur go and $4 shies. For style-au best. W. it KENEASTER & C+ w id IT FOR FIRST Ae 2. all No. 82; £200, #400 and wer al picture ##100 and up. 2 tend 10 cents to SSW. FLYNN, A.M ivy Inaticute, 25-1m Southwest cor sth and Kate nw. | UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, ASHESEZE” con Communteations prom pus at: Yended to and strictly copfdential. Cftes open all Kouzes, WM WILLIAMS, Manager, O26 ¥ ot nie, ‘Tm we TUE TIME. WE WILL PAY “BIG Sfener for Gents’) irst-clane sad: Cloth- Address of cas at JUBTI'S Ul AND, iv D a of P. Ss N. ELOUBET'S ELECT oTES, HURLBUT'S ILLUSTRATIVE NOTES, And other Commentaries on the International Sunday school Lessons for 1891. C. PURSELL, A laxative refreshing, fruit lozenge, Very agreeable to take for CONSTIPATION, hemorshoida, bile Jooe of ayy tite, gastric Dtestibal troubles and eadache aneing trem thens FE. GRILLON, 27 Rve Kuabutesn, Pari Soid by all Drugwiats, INDIEN GRILLON S-x018m-Ip Brovuraps Sprecran Casu Basearss. Fruit « Loom Cotton, Sic. NADALE CaMtsiic (ile BEST MADE), 10c. Varnsutte Cotton (renuine), LUA. 10-4 Shretings jag ese 19¢. and up. Cotten Diaper. Se tor —— Canton F Be. to Ze. ¥ Sues Makeny BEST &: CAMBRIC, 5c, DR. WAKSER'S and BALL'S CORSETS, “The Monarch” Laund: worth $1.25) Shawknit @veriasti c. 1.75 FAILLE =I wely All-wool Piskis and Homespans, Sue. #57 dies’ Cloth for ya D iwibe BOUCLE PLALDS and HENRI- EETAS, 25c. fortal Woolen Blankets st old prices. SfsiNO sea WOOL USDERWEA At JOBBERS PRICES. BRODHEAD & Co. (Masonic Temple), 907 ¥ Fstabliahed 1867. ; nld-gt" 7¥ st nw. Tiss Wace. GORHAM PLATE ‘CANDELABRA, TEA SETS, MEAT AND VEGETA- BLE DISHES, URNS, KETTLES AND WAITERS. INDIVIDUAL TERRAPIN DISHES, SCOLLOP SHELLS AND PANNIKINS. WINE COASTEKS, FERN DISHES, &c, &¢. AT THE MANUFACTURER'S PRICES IN POINT OF QUALITY, FINISH AND DURABIL- Iv¥ THESE GLODS HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO EQUAL, ANDIN DESIGN ARE NOT SURYaSSED BY THE HIGHEST ORDER OF SOLID SILVER WARE. ‘Weare prepared to furnish complete sets or single Pieces, and have in stock the latest patterns, Just pro- duced, for 189U-¥1. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1107 Penns. Ave, alé Fess: Fens: Another supply of Scalskin Shoulder Capes, With Flaring Collars, Seatakin Jackets, in small, medium and largo sizes, at €110 and upwards Wool Seal, Astrachan, Skunk, Mink ‘and Persian Land Capon, All goods reifable and sold as Jow as any Bouse in America. Large stock to select from, DUNLAP'S NEW YORE HATS. WILLETT & RUOFP, BATTERS AND FURRIERS 66-3m 905 PENN. AVE. Cursr P. ROTECTORS. LUNG PROTECTORS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE, OF FELT ALONE AND FELT AND CHAMOIS. CHAMOIS VESTS. THESE GOODS IN ALL SIZES AND AT PRICES BELOW LasT YEaR's. W. 8. THOMPSON, PHARMACIST, nl3-3m 703 15TH ST. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY announce the arrival of NEW PRESERVED GINGER, 3, 4 and whole 400 Pots. EW PLUM FUDDING. % Ib.,2 Th, 2 Wand 4ib cans. 500 Cans, BREW FRENCH PEUNES, three sizes, Half Tom EW PRUNELLES. Very fine. Price Moderate, BREW NEW YORK BUCK WHEAT. Extra Quabty, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, Superior Goods. PURE STRAINED HONEY. drom White Clover. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, oo 428 Oth st, bet. Dande Dovous & Bro. SINTH 8T., TNTER-OCEAN BUILDING. each. 49c. Searfs for 5c. Fancy Border, 30e. eects which we want , mostly priced. st we nach. baa ats Iines of Ferris Waiste, now stylen, Ulack and White, cares kent averted yeni Yarn, Saxuny Gnd Geruantown Wools, all shades in, Roman’ Floes for Art Embroidery, apd a moet beautiful assortment of Bgured (hue ouke in the newest Geaigua DOUGLAS & BRO. us ‘Ninth st, Ra’ ILLER ead ig Epa K_vally. WASHINGTON, D.C. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1890. _SPECIAL_NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL Fg oGLEN ECHO PROPERTY I THE BEST INVESTMENT NOW OFFERED. GOOD ROADS, HANDSOME HOTEL. ELECTRIC BAILBOAD. DON'T PAY FROM 5 TO 25 CENTS PER FOOT FOR LAND ELSEWHERE WHEN YOU CAN BUY BETTER PROPERTY FOR LkSS THAN 1 CENT PER FOOT. ASYNDICATE HAS BEEN FORMED FOR THE PURCHASE OF LAND ADJACENT TO THE GLEN ECHO SUBDIVISION AND A FEW SHARES ARE FOR SALE BY THE UNDEMSIGNED AGENTS, DO NOT DELAY IF YOU WANT TO GET IN ON TRE GROUND FLOUR. G@. C. PAYNE & CO., AGENTS, n15-6t 613 15TH ST. 3 1%: and 1007 hire iatueal woud and hestod by tarngees, “Kent of thowe month, New Hampshire ave., For leane « B. HL. —* HUMBUGGERY. Do sot be humbugyed into believing that you can buy 86 Shoes for 83.90 or $4.50 Shoes for $3.40, but buy from a Toliable denlor wiso selis on the AMERICAN PLAN, viz: $3 Shoes for $3, 34 Shoce for $4, &c. After an experience of over forty Fears in this same staud I continue to sell reliable, well-made BOOIS AND SHOES as low (for same qualities) as any adver- {ised prices, ROBERT COHEN, 630 PA. AVE. N.W., SOUTH BIDE nls-8t LISI New Ham a= YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED With the Tone, Style and Finish of your present call at the BRADBURY PALACE UP Pennsylvania ave., and hear the “sweet- toned Bradbury.” Cases of English oak, sntique mahogany, Circassian walnut, rosewood and cherry. Sold for cash or on ensy monthly payments of $10, Old Squares taken in exchange, B1S-23t e->15 THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Di Be Hc or covewnia HOLDING & BPEe CAL TEKM AS A Dinini€? COCRL UF LHe UNITED STATES DISTRICT. District the matter of the through the lan urt No. 362. ‘ondemnation of the right of van Lyons and Emilie M. 5 ruck” intercepting sewer. Uyon consideration of the petition filed iu tits case by Jolin W. Douglass, Joun W_ Ross aud Henry Robert, Commissioners of the District of Columbi seeking the con-cmnation of the right of way for Kock Creek intercepting sewer through the lands of Evan Lyons and Euwile M. Daruielie, it is this 13th day of November, 1880, by the court— Ordered, that Evan Lyons, Einilie M. Darnie Charles M. Matthews, Charies H. Cragin, John Kenney and Wilitum £, Ediuoustou, iustees, and Mary L. Hartley, Charles Crain, George M. Kengla sui Charles P.’Keugia and all other persons owning or saad property, oF bavi In way 1: the suid pe Decrnber, 180, at which time the court will proceed with the condetination of the right of way for said sewer through said lands, . |. Khut the Marshal of the United States for saul District serve # copy of this order on such of the above-named persons as may be found ip this Die trict at Joust seven days before said Ist day of Decem- ber, 1890. Abd provided further, That a copy of this order be published in the “ ing dtar” uewspaper at leust six times, and ‘Washington Law Leporter” twice Lido WATCH REPAIKING Imake » speciait) of Fine Watch Repair. ing At moderate prices. G'wenty-two years of actual gxyerieuce at the beuch," Diticult repairs solicited, A ik warranted. = GEO. W. SPIER, jaker and Jeweler, WwW. bear Pa ave, ce AINMENT AT BRIGHTWOOD 4 r- jall, for the beueiit of Stansbury Lodwe No. AM, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov Concert by Pastiwe ¢ lub and others at & ati.40, with excellent music. Admission, 2 pecial care yolug and returning. n Set bates, Petitions, sc, 90 cents par page, 50 copies, New type. Larse pages, BYRON 3. ADAMS, 512 11th at. Dew. Three doors below W. bs. Moses & Sons. ITICE TO PEKOONS OWNING PROP- erty im Alexandria county aud residing in Washington city: Toacconinocate these taxpayers T will, be at the to oilice of Jutues HE Cleueuts, 13:21 Pst, n.W. Wachington, D.c-,ou the a 10TH DAYS OF ik, to ree by Prompt payment at eavudds penalty of D ae vw, UL WIBIRT, Treasurer of Aleasudria Co, Va. cent, nll-7t THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON. Our Own Special GENUINE ENGLISH HUDDERSFIELD CHEVIOT SUITS, Color warranted. ‘To measure, only Worth 830. Come and get sample of Goods. $18, STRASBURGER, THE POPULAR PRICE TAILOR, nBto20 =» Nos. 1114. and 1116 F st. n.w. a>! COAL, COKE AY os from the reliabio frta of JOHNSOS BROTHERS, the most exteusive retail dealers in the euuntes. ot Se FST Payent—corn seve NOVEMBER, 1890. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING.” 1003 F ST. Assets §1,155,208.21, Office hours from 9 #.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally. On the first Wednesday in cach month the office will be cyen from 6 to 8 o’elock pi. Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock. Tbe 20th issue of stcuk is ‘open for subscription. Sharos are $2.50 per month. $1,000advauced on each share, Tamphiets explaiuing the objects and advantages of the Association are 1uruished upon application THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't INO. JOY EDSON, Scc'ry. a7 NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF STOCK. SS. stockholders m the Linotype Company of the Diateict of Columbia who have failed to pay the AsseasreeLte heretorore ordered by the Company are bereby notified thet ir stock and sil previous pay- Mente suade thereon Will be torieited uuiens ail arrears are aid at te cflice of the treasurur, O19 14th st. Bw.. within the ume prescr! y law. c. O00, Kevined statutes of the Urs, relating w Whe District ‘poy ordeal the Beard of Tresteas y order 0! Board of vat SAMUEL M. BRYAN, President Attest: FRANE W. MUULIUD, Se ” Washington, D.C. qx» CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1518, Lene INSURANCE CO. of Washington, D.C, CAPITAL AND SUKPLUS. $335,000.00 Eas never contested a loss by fire, but always makes Prompt and liberal adjustments, De DAN'L B. CLAREE, Prest GEOsE. LEMON, Vice Prost, CHAS. 8 BRADLEY, Treas. 1, FENWICK YOUNG, Secs, WILL P. BOTELEL, Azst. Secy. 827-3m. r CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND ee nat rthche of Poet ae .s ving. GEDNEY & KOBEKT wl 407 10th at. Post bt x. LACE CUKIAINS a avers for, taken du and lsundried with stein Fisisit el ve 50 CEN Ts Pr Pur. gusravtecd ip every TALE STEAM LAUNDRY, Telephone call—1092-3. Se ane rou Poonr AN INVESTMENT OF #1, 82, $4 A MONTH RETURNS 925, $50, #100 IN THREE MONTHS, OB 831.25, 962.50, $125 IN 81X MONTHS, OR 43.75, $87.50, 8175 IN ONE YEAR, THREE MONTHS AGO the following well known people commenced paying $4.4 MONTH AND HAVE ACTUALLY RECEIVED 9100 IN CASH, \@ EVERY PURCHASER '7 ACTUAL PROFIT ~ IN THREE MONTHS" TIME: ¥. M. Boyd, 107 ¥. Popleton at... 100 D. F. Gardner, 1011 Harlem av 3 00 Lapsed 15 Nothing. Harry 23 100 77 » ML Al 2000 77 a. Wie: lou “7 GQ 100 «77 300 it luo 7 100 77 y 100 77 \. 1. Daly, LOGS Cat! 100 77 Nicholson, 100 W. Balt 100 47 éDonongh ¥. 100 77 ; 109 77 100 67 aon 77 i 100 77 100 io 7 300 77 0G 7% ie 100 4 io 1oo 7 v0 477 AND YET these are the smallest profits ever made or cau be made in our Association. IP THE ABOVE MEMBiUS hed invested 88 or 12 a month instead of a S2Z gmonth sae pe ‘€4 they would have doubled SLND Fol THE MUTUAL according! za INV OFFICERS; . HON, WM. J. O'BRIEN. AMUEL W. KEGESTEK: OUNS HB.’ NICHOLSON. --ULIVER B, CRAIG DIRECTORS: HON. WM. O'BKIEN, Counsellor-at-Law, JOHNS H. BR. NICHOLSUN, of J.J. Nicholson & “Gitaw. J. CARY, Proprictor Dalto, Type Found: CHAS. J. CARY, Proprictor Balto, Type Foundry. OLIVER'B. GsaiG. Commision Merchant of Alluutt & Moody, Boot and Ah A HENKY ALLNUTI, SWOICEL W LEGESTER, of 3. Regester & Sona SAMUEL W. . Regester JOHN MOORE, of Kobert Moore & 5 es ems ae Account JOSEPHA, DADE Sh O'BRIEN & VU", Represented by ROBINSON, CLARKE & CO., Investment and Real Esiate Brokers, 44 Atlantic building, 028 und 930 F at, Washington, D.C. _BONDS NOW ON SALE. it MUIR, FORMERLY WITH wishes to storm the pub- 720 L1th st. u.W.. wi ‘rve them in either dress or c! partinenut aq REMOVAL —EABION era, cor. Pa, ave. to 42 L llth St aw, opposite star oft nl5-6c i vB. & A. al. EVANS, PAINLESS DEN- have removed to 1247 Penna, ave, uw. ‘& KUPP, STATION. 3th at, have removed E & @-> AN APPEAL.—THE WASHINGTON for Incurables, Mt. Pleasant, is entire! supported by voluntary contributions, All ure estly invited to Visit it to seu for theniselves the work itis doing. Many deserving pationta are being refused sdnitttance trom waut of furids, but ne far as the suewas will allow the doors are opel to all creeds and toall who are hopelessly ii] aud without means of sup- us iy g port. An: rroceries oF youd will be thank/ul Feceived by Mra SIDNEY EVEL ETT, presiden ode Island ave, oF by any of the board of usina 15-208 Sees CHU TEACHERS AN others can buy everything at w price at J. J, GOULD'S, 429 Uth at. ‘ ap kina, : Novelues. = ASS rartes ng pestpexor. pe-12te 1402 14th stow, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! ‘The time has arrived when persona who owe bills must pay them or lose their crediz. Do not take offense when you receive our notices, butif youare unable to pay go aud make some ar- rangement with the purty you owe towards a settle- ment. What we want is protection for our merchants Awainet that class of persons who can, but will not pay their bills, Those persons who have failed to make any arrange- ‘Ment for settling their bilis after having been prop- erly Dotified will be reported to the members of the Merchants’ Mutual Protective Union December 1 as unworthy of credit, ‘This assvciation embraces merch: jo f- We hope members will wend in sts cf names of bersons Who Lave tailed to scttle or make arranugeaent Uherefor in tie for our report, . J. B, BROWN, Manager, n8-1m Room 15, Central Natioual Bank building. 5, H. MOORE, 10TH AND E STS. “Su.w. — Rheumatic, Nervous aud chronié Cases treated by Mechanical” Massage, Swedish Move- juents, Electricity, Hot-air Baths, &.; has had experience at Hot Spriuga, Ark. wap DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEKSHL Partnefship heretofore exiatiny between the undermined Is this day dissolved by Mosnrs. Dauiel Shanahan and Hugh Keilly will con Hnue the busiuess under the firm Lame as heretofore, ty whom ali payments due the late firm will be made, aud who will settloany Sccounts due, by the lute Sera, mutual consent, L SHANAHAN, UGH REILLY, November 13, 1890, (14-3°] DENIS SHANAHAN, Z SU! formerly with Dr. DO! Ruiwht, begs to biotin his patrous aud irieuds that he has removed his dental parlors to L110 £ stu. W., over Meterott'e music sto'e, Operative wud prostiietic dentintry in branches. l4-2we PROSPECT AV! Georgetow 8; new two-story *8-room bricl yell juadern iniprovementa. Apply 264 32d st. n14-St SPECIAL TODA CINE Ti veu Buy Oysters and Diamond Back at he OWEN HUUBE, 1413 Pennsylvania a ter parties a specialty, i, gif YOU WANT PLATES MADE BEFORE dl Isertod trutuediately after the extrac al with no waiting call and con: ILULT HILLS, 5) t. B.Ww, CUSTOM-MADE SHINTS — Dest time to place your ordei Falter bavisue een “shirt } BuageMeENt of & pr cutter We ere prepared to execute ail we ut ut pny Lr eer inwtance & “pertect Ov” and cutire sausfuction. cm re WOODWARD fe LOTHIOE. ig q= GARDENING DONE IN ALL iTS i" ACD Se ADING AND SODDING, CRADING AND RP AND SURUBBERY TRIMMED. KL sua etn AND SHAUBBLKY FURNIBHED Kw etein oe wm orders deft with, eve IMPORTANT No @as CONSUMERS. ve Ween made for the conven! 2 the eastern aud western sections hee they’ an pay thelr yaa Aa 3 = Mie NATIONAL, CAPITAL BANE WEST EXD NATIONAL BANK. Bile Pee un or before tie 8th of each mouth, AND THOSE ONLY: “will Ue entitied to tie discount of oe. PGuitte WASHINGTON Gas LigHT company. ‘A CARD ‘10 MY FRIRNDS AXD THE PUBLIC. Thave opened an office at 511 11TH ST., BETWEEN E AND F 878. ¥.W., For the conduct of « GENERAL REAL ESTATE aud RENT VOLLECTING business, and I respectfully solicit of your pats ago aud Kuarautes to give prompt, reliable aod pereoual attention to aby busi- ows pldced ny banda, ; 4 JAMES F. BARBOUR. Telephone—650 26-2 1CK—CoaL—WooD, ee Pat rraton towest res! red wagons, AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. th avd Fn.w. ‘hi peed rare Tous Site Vice Fres’t, in YOU CAN WAYS BAVE MON opine your anton, arisen Bost era your ad ner eine to poy ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, 8TH NEAR B ST. | —Pxnibition of, Hew iit by: jclphia and New York, a - ee BAY. eee Sectratey i. Thee, C Kusuft. bolle invited, “Offerings for the orwaa fund. sal iat ‘ALL GOOD TEMPLARS ARETNVITED TO attend the isir of Naomi Lodge at lows’ Hall, 8th st. #e. on WEDNEM November 19, said night benz designe 7-2) A. KALSTKOM, G.C, ‘Templar night _ AL KAI = Ik KNIGHTS OF COLUM- 0. 3, U.R.K.P.—You are re- ATTENTIO bia Division, m eset to t at tue armory, on 11th st. nw., on WEDNESDAY at 1:30 Pa wy bes Tali uniform, to attend funcral of Bro. Sir Kuieht Itcbert Evans, Wash- ington Division, No. 1, Neisou Division, No. 2, and Horimione Division, No, 4, respectfully invited to at- tend with ua, JNO. E. SMITH, Bi7-2b Sir Knight Commander. PENNSYLVANIA CLUB.—THE RE Jar stuted moctiug of the club will be held Grand Army Hail, opposite Willaru’s Hovei, on MON DAY EVENING, November 17,1890, at 8 o'clock. Members are earuestly requested to b- present, as mist ters of the greatest importance will come up for ac- tion, JOHN L. RANKIN, President, E. 8. WILER, Secretary. it Ge _ THE MANY FRIENDS OF MRS. K. M. Conry, the well-known proprietress of the Palace Cafe, 453 G st. n.w., will be pained to hear that ‘she is lying Quite ill at her home auffering from hervous Prostration superinduced by the many trying ordcais through which sho has been obliged to pasa. Her husband lingered betweon life and death for near two years, during which time she watched over bum day and nisht with sn untiring devotion seldom witueased, and his death, which occurred last January, though daily and hourly expected, was @ great shock, from which she has never entitely recovered. Since then she has passed throuh nothing but troubles and misfortunes. Just at the time she thought she had about passed safely over the shattered bridge her durniture was seized and teken from ber for a small Gebt by one of the wost prosperous business men of zt ie 3 o>, ITHRAS LODGE OF PERFECTION Swill hold its stated meeting at the Cathedral of the Scottish Kite on TUKSDAY, ldth instant, at 7p. ALEX. H.’HOLT, nl Secretary. <g>» VIRTUALLY WITHOUT A RIVAL, ere is the most convincing evidence of the lich estunation in which the Equitable Life Assurance Socivty is ueid by Wishingten business official snd pro- fessioum mien. “Luere wilt be due at our office during the month of December three rT i 1.61—raugiug from &. 83,46 — 0. Isu't that a pretty good showing? Does it not substantiate yur claim that .he Equitable Life Assurauce Society is vir- tually without 4 ry BOWES & HALL, The Equitable Life As ni7 s Ke PONY AT AUCTION. ‘Two lads having guessed the correct number of sceds in the Pumpkin used by Messrs SAKS AND COMPANY in their recent guessing con- teat—the Judges—have decided, as the most equitable settlement, to sell the Pony at pub- lic auction and divide the money between the two lucky contestants, ‘The sale will take place at Duncanson Bros’ Suction rooms, corner @th and D ets. n.w., tomorrow (TUESDAY) at 12 o'clock. it } oh WEATHER TUESDAY is Wkely to be Light rata; warmer; southerly winds, ———""| A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT Our Price on Beat Boards, 81.15 PER 100 FEET, ‘The regular price elsewhere on same Lumber 1.35 PER 100 FEET. RRS BITTINGER & MILLER, 2 6th st. and New York ave. — (0 LASTING SUCCESS is attainable in any enterprise without a basis of real merit, and thus we are Justified in at- tributimg the steady growth of our business to the preellence of the Clothing we sell. We wisll to ca!l your attention to a Bine Kersey Overcoat, wool lined, inlaid velvet collar, full back, $18, GEORGE sPRANSY, Oue-price Clothier, nl? 434 7thst.uw, eS" THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI8- ‘TRICT OF COLUMBIA, The 10th day of November, 2890. THERESE F. DUDLEY ve, ARTHUR &. BATEMAN etul.—No. 2. Eq. Doe. $1. ainti, by Mr. AS. Worthing rdered thet the defendants, EBA MAR: EDGEKTON . cause their appearance to be entered rule day occurring forty this cause will be pro- days after this date: utherw! eceded with as in case of default ‘The object of this suit isto haye the court declare fetnan the comp! fourth uudivided suterest in all that real estate (com privinw about 237 acres wud lying ov or near Mussa chusetts avenue extended, between Kock creek aud the G own suet Tenallytown road, in the District of =) ia.) which fe : oupson, Jel rtbur E. Bateman and Washington MeLean by two deods, ove (irom Hill aud wife) dated April 18, 1ss4, wud recorded May i 1584, in Liber 1085, &e., of the laud records of sai District: and the other (from Clarke gid wite) duted Appi 11, 188, aud recorded sty 23 1884, in Liber 1085, folio 7S, Kew, of said lund records; wis to vet aside ws fraudiilent the instrument which was first recorded on the 7th dag of August, 1890, Liber 1520, folio 228, of aid records, pi porting to be a conveyance by waid Arthur EK.’ Gutemau to John W. Thompson and Gevrge H. B. Whitey for the benetit of sand Bele Bateman, Manco Wurnet on Bateman of the whole of Bateman and Bele Ed, sud Arthur £, Batemon's equitable one-fourth undic Teal vatate; wlxo to have kald ‘Therese F. Dudley entitled to a one- was conveyed by William C. Hill Vided interest in sai Arthur E. Bateman removed from his office aa trustee Huder sil the above-wenitioned deeds aud_un ler ‘the decla.ation of trust made by said John W, Thompson, Arthar E. Batenian and said Washington McLean ich beat 6 October 26, 1886, and recorded March 3, 1887, in Liber 1238, folly BBL, of wald. land records; aud slo to have the trasts tmposed upon suid John Thompson and the successor of waid Aythur £. Beteman (when appointed) eunducted here after under the direction of te court, be published tn the Provitedt a copy of this ont: Wartungton Law Ziyorfer und in Tay EVENING STAR (of Washington cit) once & weed nthe greantime, Y. JAMES, Judie, Atruecopy. Test: _ |, MEIGS, Clerk, D17-Im___By M.A. CLANCY, Asalstant Clerk, SAFETY. BRILLIANCY, In Georgetown. PRATT'S CELEBRATED ASTRAL OIL, In one Cac five wallou cal At BLCKEION PAINT STORE, Telephone call 987. (u17-Im] 1239 32dat, Ke" SPIRITUAL HOSPITAL, Did you ever think that is what the church is; 3 ‘& place for the treatment of moral digease? A place to try to get better, little by little, according to your stronyth, COME TO TSE MISSION at ST, JAMES CHURCH, Sth st, bet. Band Cn a, REV, FATHER HUNTINGTON, Order of the Holy Cross, Misstoner, ‘Mission December 6 to December 21, 1890. Services announced later, 17-68 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, << "trict of Colmmbiay | Westnet Vw 15, 1890 —Ordered; at section 4 Tewulations tor tue sale of intoxicauns liquors is hereby 80 application Index te Advertisements. AMUSEMENTS... +n Page 10 ATTORNEYS... ~ AUCTION BALEs. BICYCLES. BOARDING, BOOKS AND BTATIONERY, BUSINESS CHANCES, geyedaz EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &e.. wow Page 1 FAMILY SUPPLIES Page FINANCIAL... Page FOR SALE (MisceviaNxovs GENTLEMEN'S GUODs, HOTYLS, ere i MARRIAGES. MANICURE, MEDICAL... NEW PUBLICATIONS,, NOTARIES PUBLIC. HT getageayitl ry af RAILROADB, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. WANTED (Boaxp)., WANTED (Hex?). Wad i i Wa! ready WINTER RESOL TS, Statement of the circulation of Tag EVENIN@ Stax for the week ending November 15, 1800: Monvay, November 10, 1800....... ‘Toxspay, November 11, 1890... WeEpsuspay, November 12, 1890. Tucrspay, November 13, 1890 Furay, November 14, 1890.. SAaTUKDAY, November 15, 1890,......-0+ TOTAL... .cseseseeseeees DAILY AVERAGE... ..cseeeeesees: CORRESPONDING WREK, 1889........... 30,072 I solemnly swear that the above Is a true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘THe EVENING Stax for the week ending November 15, 1890. Frank B. Noves, ‘Treasurer EVENING STAR Newspaper Co. Subscribed snd sworn to before me this seventeenth day of November, A.D. 1890. Joun T, C. CLARK, Notary Public eo Lievt. A.C. Baker of the navy has been ordered to duty in connection with the World’ Columbian exposition, Navan Onpers.—Ensign Edward W, Eberlee has been detached from the Albatross and granted three months’ leave, Surgeon H. M. Martin, from the receiving ship Wabash and ordered to appear before a retiring board. Lieut. A. C. Baker’s order to the Palos has been revoked and he has been ordered to special duty at the Navy Department, Spanieu-Amentcay Exnisits For THE WoRLD's Farn.—The Navy Department is making a selec- tion of several officers thoroughly conversant with the Spanish tongue to visit the South American republics and facilitate the procure- ment of adequate representative exhibits for the world’s fair. Lieut. Baker is the first selec- tion and will act under the direction of the Department of State. Tar Brazmiax Sqvapzoyx.—Gen. Howard, commanding the division of the cast, has Been requested to co-operate with the naval forces in New York harbor in makin; a success of the grand demonstration of wel- come to the Brazilian squadron expected at New York next week. with a memorandum of the naval program and has already made arrangements with the offi- cers in command of the forts in New York bhar- bor to participate in the ceremonies. Marine Corrs Promotioxs.—Lieut. Col. George P, Houston of the marine corps bas asked to be placed on the retired list under the thirty years’ service law. He was appomted to the corps October 23, 1860, and served with dis- tinction during the war, being breveted for gallant and meritorious conduct. His retire- ment will promote Maj. James Forney to be lieutenant colonel, Capt. Henry A, Bartlett to be major, First Lieut. Richard Wallach to be captain and Second Lieut, Franklin J. Moses to be first lieutonant, THE RESTLESS SIOUX. Gen. Miles Does Not Fear an Outbreak This Wioter—The Indian Messiah. A telegram from Gen. Miles was received thia morning by Major General Schofield saying that there seeme to be no danger of trouble with the Sioux Indians at the Rosebud and other agencies. The Indians remain restless, however, and are exciting themselves by fre- quent war dances and are still looking for the coming of the Messiah, who is to exterminate tho white man. The Indian prophets are doing everything to stimulate the excitement, The failure of the Messiah, however, to appear at specified dates has had a somewhat depressing effect upon their efforts. Now it is predicted that he will appear in December—date not defi- nitely fixed in view of past failures at accurate prediction, Gen. Miles believes that when the next failure is recorded the influence of the prophets upon the Indians, already badly shaken, will be substantially destroyed. There is. he is certain, no danger of trouble this win- ter, but if the present spirit of restiersness and the agitation is continued next spriug may wit- ness an outbreak, Every ( Rovietagied has been taken by the military authorities to promptly suppress an outbreak if it should occur, Tr. in adequate numbers have been stationed at points of threatened trouble, and Gen. Ruger's visit has had a salutary effect upon the ee eg The Ecumenical Conference, ‘Ten years ago this body, composed of Meth- odists of this country and of Europe, black and white, met in London, in the City Road Chapel, und adjourned to meet in the United States in the yeur 1891. The Methodist Episcopal Church is making arrangements for the assemblage of the conference, and has extended invitations to ail Methodist bodies of this and other countries to ;pecticipate, Every Methodist denomination will be et the basis of its eye pot s 8] corre- There is somo of the confer- ference till 1892, but when and where the con- ference shall meet He has been farnished | d. TWO CENTS. NOTICES. __| Washington News and Gossin |NOQT EASILY STIRRED. Fhe Stock Market Comparatively Unaffected by Three Failures. CAPT. O'SHEA GETS A DIVORCE. Annual Meeting of the B. and O. Railroad Stockholders. FATAL EXPLOSION IN PENNSYLVANIA. ———_—_ AN IMPROVING MARKET. Prices Advance in Wall Street as the Day Progresses. New Yous, Nov, 17.—The stock market opened this morning with « comparatively small stream of business and almost entirely free from the excitement which has been a characteristic of the dealings at that time for the past few days, but the feeling was still Onoasy, as indicated by the great irregularity ‘of the opening prices as compared with the final figures of Saturday Sugar refineries were down 134, Lackawanua and Burlington 134, while the advance in Kock Island and Northern Pacific preferred was 1 percent with the other changes for large fractions, In the specially weak stocks there were farther losses in the early dealings, and Chi- cago and East Ilinois dropped 2: Atchison, 1% to 2434; Lackawanna, 15.; Manhattan, Lo; Barlington: 1%, and St. Paul, 13s, while’ the prices in the general list were well maintained, the Villards, as usual of late, being the firmest stocks in the list. C..C.,C.and St.Louis, however, wi specially strong, as well as sugar refineries. a ey rose 1's and 1 respectiv: The firm tone spread over the whole jist before the lapse of many minutes, and the weak stocks of the early dealings generally recovered the losses incurred. The market, however, con- tinued quite feverish, though at 11 o'clock it was generally firm at something better than the opening priccs, RANDALL AND WIERUM ASSIGN. Randal! & Wierum, brokers, announced their Suspension on the stuck exchange at 10:30 o'clock, Randall is lying critically ill at his | home. Mr. Wicrum stated that the engage- ments of tho firm are very small and that he expected an early adjastinent of the affairs of the firm will be made, The failure had no effect on the market, THE BARINGS aGAIN SECURE. A-special dispatch from London says: The Berings deciare their financial position to be sound now, asthe banks have guaranteed the three years’ support. The firm will real- ize £4,000,000 surplus, They now hold £8,000,000 of the best commercial paper in the world, and their total — liubility is £21,000,000. It is conceded that while they were embarrassed by the steady depression in Argentines to aconsiderable extent the prin- cipal and precipitating cause of their trouble was Russia's withdra of £5,000,000 in all from the firm's accounts, ANOTHER SUSPENSION ANNOUNCED. Gregory, Ballou & Co., brokers, of No. 1 New street, announced their suspension on the stock exchange shortly after 11 o'clock. Mr. Gregory ys the cause of the suspension of the firm was the shrinkage in stocks aud believes their em- barrassment will be temporary only. The other members of the firm concur in this statement. Mill, Robeson & Smith assigned to William A. Watson, witha preference to Edward J. Sanford for $15,000 and to James H. Fay of 11,000. Albert H, Smith, the guilty member of th firm, was arraigned in a police court this morn- ing and remanded ygntil tomorrow. WITHOUT SERIOUS EFFECT. The following private dispatch from a Lon- don firm has been received here: “We do not think the liquidation of Baring Bros, & Co. bce riously affect any one in America or ere,” The following dispatch was received from @ Berlin firm in answer to an inguiry whether there was any trouble there: “There are not the slightest diffcuities, not even rumors.” A London dispatch was received this morn- ing stating that the guarantee fund for Baring Brothers & Co. is increasing and is now over £10,000,000, The guaranteers will not be called uupon for athree yeur period for liqui- e estate, the Bank of England mean- ating Silver opened at 100; highest sale, 101; low- est sale, 100; last sale, 100!,. THE LONDON EXCHANGE. Foreign Securities Somewhat Depressed —Consols Steady. Loxpox, Noy. 17.—As compared with Satur- day’s closing prices prices on the Stock Ex- change at 12:30 p.m. today showed no change for both consols for money and for the account, no change for cither first or second mortgage, Atlantic and Great Western trus- tee’s certificates, a decline of 3f for Canadian Pacific, a decline of 3{ for Erie, a decline of My for Erie second cons., a decline of 34 for Il nois Central, a decline of 3 for St. Paul com- mon, a decline <= for New York Central, a decline of 13{ for Pennsylvania and a deciine of for Reading. At this hour foreign securities are depressed. Consols are steady. American securitics aro weak, The rate of discount in the open mar- ket is nominally the same as the Bank of Eng- land rate. ly.m.—Dispatches jnst received from the continental bourses show that they are all weak, 2:30 p.m.—Foreign securities and American railway securities are now flatter aud prices continue to Cousois and English rau- oe! conaee are agro gs pee French financiers here are taking a pessimis- tic view of the situation. QUIET aT TRE PARINGR, A representative of the Associated Press to- day visited the house of Baring Bros. & Co, Everything was quiet about their place of bus- iness and there were no internal or external signs of disturbance. The members of the firm state that all their acceptances and other liabil- ities will be met as they full due. They also said that the position of the firm, with the Bank —- its back, is stronger now than ever fore, CLOSING PRICES HIGHER. As compared with the 12.30 prices on the stock exchange today the closing prices show an advance of 3-16 for consols for money and of 36 for consols for account. A decline of ¥ for Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trus- tee’s certificates; no charge for ditto seconds; door was essential to the of Mr, as number of members of secret societi@p were prowling about the vicinity. She alse told the witness to deny that Parnell visited the house, Another servant testified that Mra, O'Shea and Mr. Parnell were locked ine until after midnight, This closed the evidence, and as neither te Spondent nor co-respondent made any defense, the case was given to the jury, who returned a i Yerdict thatadultery bad been committed by Mrs. O'Shea and Mr. Parnell, and that there bad been no conn Capt O'Shea, ‘WHAT THE SERVANTS SAW. Acoachman, who was formerly in the "| Ploy of Mra. O'Shea, testified to driving Pas nell from the Eltham station to Wonersh lodge, Mra. O'Shea residence, after midnight He afterward took Parnell’s horses to Eastbourne, Au €X-pyge testified that he had lived in the service of Mrs. O'Shea at Eastbourne. Parnell lived in the same house, Shea) took the Eastbourne house and id the rent with checks syued Katie O'Shea arnell resided there and slsoat the house tp Regents Park, which Mrs, O'Shea also rented, Mrs, Steele. sister of Mra, O'Shi lattor charged with adultery with Capt. O'Shoa, then took the stand and denied the charge made against her. One of the jurymen insisted that the petitioner be cross-examined on the counter-charge made by his wife, CAPT. o'smRa ‘CROSS-EXAMINED, The petitioner was accordingly recalled. He testified that he had lived spart from bis wife at her express desire, He denied the charges of crucity made against him and snid he bad always treated his wife with kindness, He had imvited Par- nell to dine #t his house after challenging him to fight a duel, because he had been convinced that his susp 8 regarding his Par- nell were b. He had last lived with bis 1886, the evidence to the jury Jax tice Butt dwelt upon the charge of connivance made by Mrs. O'Shea, and asked why the neces- sity for all the disguise resorted to by Parnell if the petitionor had conuived at his wife's in- fidelity. The conrt granted a decree of divorce with costs to the petitioner, and also awarded bim the custody of the younger children. THE TALK OF LOxDoN, The divorce case is the talk of Londons, eclipsing all other topics, and the Dewspapers have found tome dificulty in answering the demands of circulation, The Témes is printing the evidence word for word, as in the Tipper- ary trials, and it is reported that » Piece pamphlet will be issued containing complete narration of the case when oucluded, = The Intement of eounsel that Parnell rode behind horses “Yrosident,” *Dictator” and “Home Rale” is commented on by the conscrvative press, as indicating Mr. Parnell’ ambitious designs in respect to the future of Ireland. 71 i also question the correctness of the Mall Gaai’s assertion that Lord Nelson did not lose prestige throngh his intrigue with Lady Hamuiton, the contrary being, it is averred, the historical fact; that while Nelson's wonderfal lalents asa naval commander made his services judispensable to his country be was socially and in agreat degree politically injured by his defiance of the moral law, Besides it is pointed outthat public sentiment is more vigorous Against such offenses mow than in the days of Nelson, Mr. Roby, the successful candidate at Was asked yesterday to give some expression on the case, He replied that it would | be highly improper for him to pass any opinion Upon « matter pending before the courts, An- other prominent liberal exprossed deep anxiety 8 to the cffect of the exposure, say- iug: “We liberals im England expect a high = standard in our public men, looking to them not only for political but also for morai example. In this respect we differ from our tory antagonists, The Lrieh | people also, whatever their faults, are poted for their love of domestic purity anc fidelity, and, in my opmion, Mr. Parnell must either clear himself or retu Gen. dir Evelyn Wood is making active reparations to dispute the will made by Lady Woud in favor of Mrs. O'Shea, and it a8 aaid that Mr. Parnell will also be mentioned in this suit in connection with the charge of undue intlu- ence over the testatrix. Lady Wood was of The Lodge, Eltham, Keut—Eltham being the place prominently mentioned im the O'Shea trial, She died lust year at an advanced leaving considerable property to Mrs, O shea. The case willbe heard at the next sittings, Gen, Wood is sustained vy other relatives in the contest, —___ B. AND 0. FINANCES, President Mayer Keads His Anoual Ree port to the Stockholders. Battimore, Nov. 17.—The stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad Company held their sunual meeting today, Mr, Reverdy Jounson was appointed chairman and Mr. Ane drew Anderson acted as secretary. President Mayer submitted the sixty-fourth annual re- port of the company for the fiscal year ended September 30, 1490. ‘The report was unanimously accepted and approved by the stockholders. The wore then opened for the eiection of twelve directors to act for the ensuing year, On a couptof the ballots it was found thet the following gentlemen were unanimously elected by a vote of nearly 128,000 shares: James Sloan, jr., Wm. F. Burns, Decatur H. Miller, Wm. H. Blackford, Aubrey Pearre, Geo. DeB. Keim, Wesley A. Tucker, Maurice a Willcox Brown, Wm. F. Frick, Geo. A. Lingen, Geo. C. Jenkins, Messrs. Geo, J. Ap- pold, Samuel Stein aud Thos. 1 Carey acted as judges of election, The earnings during the $24,412,095 againet ating expenses a it $14,510,394 available = incume which deduct 303,000 ried Oper- past — year, $16,966,869 in 1889. The total is @8,578,891, from interest on bonded indebt- edness, rentals, taxes wand other charges of the year $6,417,598, showing a balance of $2,161,292, Out of this balance bas been made payments of dividends on preferred stock and payments to retire indebteduess, &c., leaving « i of $1,380,234, ——-— THE STREET RAILWAYS. Rumors of Deals With a View to Con« solidation of the Roads. Several attempts have been made by partics to purchase « controlling interest in the street railways of the city for the purpose of consoli+ dating them under ope management Re- cently, men claiming to representa wealthy syndicate, have been in the city examining inte the condition of the varions railroad proper- ties with the view, #0 they claimed, of an offer for a majority of the stock. It is sup» posed that it was the intention of the capital- ists to do what bas been done in Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities where all, or nearly ail the street railronds are coutrolled by one company, The Washington and George- town, the Metropolitan, the Belt Line and the be purchased. It is suid that the operating expenseé would be much less under . single Management than under largely redu syndicate end it is thought that perhaps they have found that ry notso available as it used to be. Anyhow itis not known whether they meant businessor not, and it is by no means certain if ~~ that they would be able to secure # majori! the stock of these roads. The <r of these men in the city, however, led to a good deal of talk in financial circles apd hes a decline of 3¢ for e ie of { for Erie; no change for Erie second con- sols of Illinois Central; a decline of 34 for St. Paul common; 20 chi for New York Cen- tral, ine of $¢ for Pennsylvania and a de- cline of 3¢ for * The French press e1 revved tieriad GRANTED A DIVORCE. The Court Frees Capt. O'Shea From His Wife for Her Offenses. Loxpox, Nov, 17.—The trial of the O'Shea cause was resumed in the divorce court this morning before Justice Butt and the spe- cial jury. The terest inthe Belt Line bad been ramor, however, was promptl,